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Monday, February 04, 2008

Phil Brown Swingtet with Peter Godfrey

This evening at The Cricketers in Horsell Birch we saw the Phil Brown Swingtet, comprising Phil Brown (trombone), Lester Brown (trumpet, flugel horn), Mark Aston (tenor sax, alto sax), Ken Ames (guitar), Guest Peter Godfrey (keyboard), Mike Bennett (string bass) and David Clancy (drums). Our favourite numbers were:
'The Nearness Of You', a great number for a dance, allowing for momentary timing variations in the same way that it's 'holes' are so good for jazz improvisation;
'Bernie's Tune', interesting to compare with the Urban Gin House version; and 'Sunny Side of the Street' with vocal by Ken Ames (pictured with Mark in the background.
We shared our table with Axel, George and Tony. Comparing opinions on the music was interesting; George was the only one to really like the modern numbers.

Labels: Jazz

posted by Peter # 23:01

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